James Martin McCarthy
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Popular Irish priest dies just days after moving to new parish (opens the original)
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A much-loved priest has died suddenly, less than two weeks after taking up a new role in Co Louth. Fr Mark O’Hagan, originally from Coalisland, County Tyrone, had spent more than two decades serving the Dundalk community before becoming parish priest of Ardee, Collon and Ballapousta earlier this month. The 49-year-old’s death was announced by both parishes on Friday, prompting an outpouring of tributes from parishioners and organisations in the area. He had taken up his new position on September
Paddy Donaghy remembered as 'life and soul of the party' (opens the original)
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A devoted father and former jockey was remembered as the "life and soul of the party" at his funeral. On Sunday Patrick (Paddy) Donaghy, 39, died in hospital, following an incident at a property in the Stratheden Heights area of Newtownards, Co Down, on September 7. Mr Donaghy was a flat racing jockey who operated out of Britain for 10 years from 2005 to 2014, recording 63 victories during a career which also took him to the Middle East, reports BelfastLive. His funeral service took place at St
Teen dies in scrambler bike and lorry collision named by police (opens the original)
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A 16 year old boy who lost his life in a collision between a scrambler bike and a lorry in Co Tyrone has been identified as Connor Magee Campbell from the Clonoe area. Emergency services were scrambled to the scene on Derryloughan Road in Coalisland at approximately 8:15pm on Thursday. Connor Magee Campbell was transported to hospital from the scene and subsequently died as a result of his injuries. A funeral notice for the teenager reads: "Beloved son of Brian and Megan Campbell and the late Ka
Police remain at Ballymena home after three bodies found (opens the original)
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Police remain at the scene after three family members were found dead in Ballymena on Monday morning. A murder investigation was launched after a man, a woman, and a young girl, understood to be members of the local Polish community, were found at a property on Cullybackey Road at around 9am. The property faces onto Cullybackey Road, with the rear of the house and a garage situated on Old Cullybackey Road. Both roads remained closed for the majority of Monday while forensic teams carried out a t
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